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The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-02
The Resrhsr. =. Swimmer.

INC HhHHNHoNH ~
Henry Ward and Charles Beecher
were once called the best swimmers at
the North end, Boston. Henry especially
was almost amphibious. He used TO de-
light in taking headers" from the jib-
hoom Of ships, a jump Of thirty to forty
rpet to the water. He repeatedly swan
to CharIestown and returned, where the
tide ran very strong. He was an ath-
Ietic, wide-awake young fellOw.-Chi-
cago Times.
A Neat Bit Of FIattery.
He appeared suddenly at the door Of a fash
ionable boarding house the other day, wear
ing a bland smile and a Seersucker suit.
The ladies were all grouped on the veranda
in breakfast costumes.
"Ladics," be said, dofing his hat, u gem
tleman who boards here asked me to bring
this basket OF lilies and present it with his
compliments to the prettiess lady here"
There was u moments pause, and then =
maiden who had seen many summers asked
sharply:
"Well. why don't you present itF'
The man made q deprecatory bow.
Allow can ], missl He forgot to give me
any address, and / couldn't pick out ons from
% many"
"What did he look hkeg' asked all the Ia
dies at once.
Very ~distwangey, with a light mustache,
OF, femme see, was 1t darlsl ! kind Of disre-
member the color. But that's what he said
the prettisst LADY,
"Could il have besn Mr.. -l Do you $40
pose no ordered them for that horrid
Missn-
More likely for She Widow
1T must nave been Capt.
Il hate to take them backs said the man
rehectively. III the lady he meant viii pick
herself out, III give her the Iilies,a and he
tWnled one fragrant bud in his hand.
suppose you couldn't sell US n OF
them" murmured q sweet old thing who
knew she was the 'one' meant
4 could sell to you altogether, hut not TO
one; that wouldn't be fair. You see the gem
tleEnan win know ] couIdn't afford 10 IoSs the
sale OF 'em. Six for i've cents, ladies. HI
cant find the right one faint my fault. an, I
ife.1
am take q bunchP
4And L.
Tue basket was soon emptied At dinner
every lady wore q lily in her hand or a her
belt, and Mr.. - and Capt 49, were smiled
upon BY turns By the whole posse Of female
boarders TO their great surprise.
~Good heavensl what have we done 10 de-
serve itF asked the gentlemen Of zach other.
e they were thanked for their good inten-
tiong
Ihe ladies' do not know yet that they were
the vlrtlIiS Of ~ commercial Buse on tina part
Of the lily vender.-Detroit Free Press.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-02

In Probate ceun, Territory Of Dakota, County q
Brown-Asx.
IN the meter o. proving the last will and tesla
ment Of Dawes. deccased.
S<ctics i hereby given that Minerva Dawes
aas hied ~ The Probate Court Of Brown county.
D1kota, 4 paper. ~pnrporlng 10 be the last will and
testament q William !: dawes. deceased, and 40
hiet z petition asking that the same DO admstted -
probate for and As tho iast will and testament ~
William 7 Dawes dseeasea and that she be appoinl-
ca sxeeutHx of SAID wall. Said petition YIN Be
heard AZ the Office afthc Probate Court N ne CITY 81
Aberdeen on Mppdays Septsmber sth. A.. ID. rsgz.
AZ the how of O'Clock. am Of said "a, n which
TING and plscs any ons Interested may appear ana
consests petition r. BmKnn,
Date &ay.4 Z, 1881. praAls- Tuage
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Final Proof Notices.


US. Land Office at Aberdeen, Oak, Aug az 1857,
Notice Is hereby given that the following. named
settler has fled notice of his intention to make hn@i
proof IN support Of his claim and that sad PROOF
will be made before the register or receiver OF the
S. land Office at Aberdeen, Dak., on October 9o' VIZ
BEHlANIK P. DO"CH,
for the south cast quarter section q township T2i'
range Ga. he names the following win 81 to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation o.
said land, viz: Herbert Har,weil, Rob'n V""
Tobel, Joseph W. Smith, Harry Bradford. Of Ron
dell, oak. n. II iarfis, Register
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and Office =, Aberdeen, Oak, Aug s., rs'

Land Office at Aberdeen, Oak, Aug IS, rS<7. ,
Notice is hereby given that the toIip"rn% named
settler has fled notice of his intention to m Ike hn%,,
proof in support Of his claim and that said proof VII
Be made before the register or receiver Ofthe y >
land Office at Aberdeen. Oak, on Oct. -, 1857, VIZ;
GILBEKr A. CHURCHILL,
for the south west quarter, Of section 9, town rat,
range Ga Watertown series.
HI names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said and
viz: William H, Fryer, Thomas f.. FryerDames II.
Richards, Edwin N. Harper, Of Gem P. o.. OAK,
Il. II HAkRfs, Register.
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Land Office at Aberdeen, DAKOTA

.JlllN - 1000
Notice is hereby given that the fol.
lowing named settler ha" filed To'"'r o.
his intention to make inaI proof ID sup,
bort Of his clam and that '";= PROOF
viii be made before the Register Orke
ceirer of the land Office at Aberdeen
Oak, ON September 10. 1887, viz:
Louis SAUL,
II. No. 1892, WATERFOWL series LOT tne
south west quarter section 26, town III,
north range 63 west: -
He names the following witnesses 10
nrove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of, said land, viz:
Milo Humphrey, Fred Strong, John
Mcdonald, Albert Tiffany, of RondeIl,
OAK n. II. HARRIS, Register.
J. II. Perry, ATTY.
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Land Once at Aberdeen, Ua~kota,Ang: I9' by,
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make final
proof in support Of his claim and that said proof
wall be made before the Register or Receiver Of the
U. S. land Office st Aberdeen, OAK, on Oct. II, 1887,
viz HEEKY G.. SPEZE,
for the west half Of southwest quarter sec. rs, and
east half Of south east quarter section 40, town I77,
range 81.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of, SAID
land, viz: Ulrick Bosley, Charles Sayer, Lee Far
rinRton, Swan Nelson, Of Rudolph, OAK
N. II HAxRIs Register.
Brown Bros, Attys.
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Land ofEee at Aberdeen. OAK, Ang. =. 1897
Notice is hereby given that the following uamed
settler has filed notice ofhis intention to make final
proofiH support ofhi+ clans and that said proof will
he made before the Register nr Receiver OF the u.
s. land Office at Aberdeen, Oak, on October 8, 1887,
vix: RicHAxH FKwIES,
for the south west quarter sec. 70. town Isa, range ~.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
land, viz:
c. w. Sayre, John Jacobson. J. N. LOU, E. J..
FlaRsbsrg, Of Rudolph, OAK.
N. H. HAMS, Register.
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Land Office at Aberdeen, Da' o,a.
July ISth lSS7

Jul lCNbN AN''''
Noticeis hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has flied notice OF
her intention to make final proof in sup;
port of her clam and that said proof
will be made before the Register or Ke'
ceiver of the U. S. land office at Aber-
deem, Oak, on September 10, 1887 VIZ;
SARAH AMIE Won TOBEL,
formerly sarah Anie GILES, Pre-empt-
ion Homestead az follows: D. ); No.
771G, WATERFOWL series, and Trans
muted Homestead No. 45S Aberdeen
series, for the south east quarter OF
section 81, town 12l, range ~.
She names the following witnesses 20
prove her continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz:
j. William Smith, Joseph II; Smith.
James w. Dennison, Charlesl HnmPh-
rey, of Rondell, Oak.
n. II. HARRIS, Register.
Brown Bros, Attys.
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Land Office at Aberdeen, OAK. August Q, 1851:

Notice is hereby gwen that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make final
proofin supper, Of his claim and thar said proof viii
be maed before the Register and Receiver at Aber-
deem, Oak, on October 4, 1877, viz:
MKLVIN CHILpS,
who filed H. F. No 4h46 WATERFOWL series, for
the north east quarter Of sec a. town Iar, range 81
He names the following witnesses to prove his con
tinuous residence upon and cultivation Of said land,
viz:
Summer NJ Wright. Edward c. Payue, Eugene
HorniuE John Townsend, Of Warner, Dak.
n. II. HAKkIs, RegIster.
E. 7. Taubman, Atty.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-02

Land Office At Aberdeen, Oak Aug. Q, 1877.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make final
proof in support Of his claim aHd that said proof will
be aade before the Register or Receiver Of the U. S
land Office at Aberdeen, OAK, on Oct. 4, 1887, viz:
. EDwARn PAYNE,
who fled H. +. No 67I, Watsrown series, for the
south east quarreT sec, ~, town 1871, range 81.
Ha names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon a cultivation Of said
laRd, yize: -. %
Summer NJ. Wright, Ernest Childs, Eugene
HOrning, John townsend, at Warner, Oak
N. II. Harris, Register.
E. T. T~aubman, Atty
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-02
warmer School hoard.

warner school Board.
NJ. Boardmaa-DireCtOr
}. Boulais-Treasurer.
S, VI. W~right-Glerk.
Regular meetings the first Saturday Of each
month, at I PA, At Fred. Fishers office. Teachers
and others having business with the board are re
Qusstsd to note the time and place Of meeting.
VIM. f. Dawes Post, GAR
Regular meetings second and fourth Saturdays
Of each month.
Visiting comrades cordially welcomed
N. /. GIREKT, Nv. POINTER,
AdjutaRt. Commander
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-02
J, H. Hauser, ATTY.


Land Once At Aberdeen, Oak. Juae a., 1887.
Notics IS hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make final
proof IL sapport OF his claim and that said proof will
be made before the Register or Receiver Of the u.
s.. - Office a. Aberdecn, Dak., on September ~,
1857, viz: ORRlE C. SAnBoRR,
for the northeast quarter Of section "a, town IzI,
range s.. He names the following Witnesses 20
prove his continuous residences upon and cultivation
Of, said land, viz:
F. -B. Wells. wv. Cook. John Riley, Of Warner,
OAK. and John Williams, Of Mansfield, Oak.
N. II. HAzRls, Register.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-02
WARNER SUN.

Fred G. KlIe, Publisher.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-02

0sns and operates nearly 500 miles 81 thorouehiy
ecuiPped road IN Nlincas, Wisconsin, Iowa, Mime
SOFA Missouri and Dakota
IL is the Bert Direct Route be-
tween AL principal points ii the
Northwest, Southwess aud Far West.
For maps, time tables. rates pf passage and freight
rfr.s apply 10 the neefest asa4ion agcnt az The Car
c&co. MtkwACKsE 4 81, PAUL RAMSAY, OF ID any
railroad agsnt anywhere ~ ehs world.
X MntnN, a.. ". II. C-kennrxa.
GeniNanaKSr. Cen1Pass and Tiekt Arts
j. 4. 1vcEAns. Gao. n. HaAFroRp,
M~nvNuknk, WlsroRAn.
4Nfef infefmafsa 10 references TO- Lands and
1ewne ewnea hx Abe cMtcAe9. MfLWAuxRaa ST.
PAN NAs&waY CoNRANf. Wriieeo III. G. HAucsN.
hnad Cets@s milwaukee, MisSsssin
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Land Office at Aberdeen, Dakota.

July IL, 81
Notice is hereby given that the fol,
lowing named settler has filed notice OF
her intention to make final proof IN sup.
port OF her claim and that said proof
will be made before the Register or Re
ceiver of the U. s. land office at Aber
deem, Oak. on September 20, 1887, viz:
MARTHA A. FoRKNER
widow and heir of Isaac Forkner, de-
ceased, for the south east quarter Of
section II, twon 121, range 62, IL. +.
No. $3.50 Watertown series. She names
the following witnesses to prove her con
tinuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
Jasper l.. Bostwick, Thomas ".
Blair. Franklin +. Shoemaker, OF Gro.
ton, OAK. and William Fryer, Of Gem
P. o., Oak.
N. H. HARRIs, Register.
Brown Bros. Atty's.
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Land Ofios At Absrassn. Dakota.

Lana 81 AD0raeens DakOLa.
July 10, 1887.
Notice is hereby giyed that the fol.
lowing Bamed settler has filed notice Of
her Intention to make final proof in snip,
port OF her claim and that said proof
will be made bdfore the Register or Re-
ceiver o the u. 5 land Office at Aber-
deem, DIX, on September 26, 1887, viz;
EMMA II DUPRE,
(nee) Emma l., Bentley, who filed H. Il.
No. 1910, for the northwest quarter Of
section il, town i'll, range %, west 9Th
T. ID. She names the following wit.
nesses to prove her continuous resi-.
dence upon and cultivation Of, said
land, viz:
John Riley. Orrin G. Sanborn, Emory
Wells, John Williams. of Warner, Oak.
M H. HARRIS, Register.
E. I. Taubmsn, Atty.
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Land Once at Aberdeen, OAK, JuFy Z, 1885,.
Notice IS hereby given that the following named
scatter has filed notice Of his intention TO make 6nal
prcotin support OF his claim and that said proof viii
be made before the Register or Receiver Of the u.
S. land Office at Aberdeen. Oak. on Sept, a7l8s7, viz:
JoMH R1LKy,
who filed Homste Entry No.--for the south
east quarter section "a, town IsI, range IS. He
linucus residence upon and cultivation 81, said
land, viz:
&C. Sanborn, James Drummond e. b. Wells,
q Warnsr, Oak, and john Williams, Of Mansfield
Oak.
n. n HARRIs. Register.
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land Oaee At Ab.ndssH. Oak. June is; 1897.
Neuce = hereby given that the f~oiiowipg named
settler has filed notice ofhis i~nteneion 10 make Enal
proof - sdpporr Of his claim and thar said proof VIII
BE- made before the Register or Recsivcr ofthe u s.
land ohice az Aberdeen, Oak m Sept. IL, 1897. viz:
JoBN DERK,
q section Isl town ias. range s.. He names Inc
following Witnesses 70 prove his continuous residences
upon and cultivation Of said land, via.
Els Seara M4rs.r T-nfa
Bobke, Of Aberdeen. Ole A. swanson. 81 warser.
Oak. N. II. Hae.,s Rs,a,..
+. 4. Taabman. Atty.
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A RIVER ROW,
Mate Bolen, of the Steamer Rucker,
Arrested and Bound Over.

Mate Bolen, of the Steamer Rucker,
Arrested and Bound Over.
About 0 o'clock last night negro, who
gave his name as Mack Hall, walked into
Justice BaTys Office and swore out war
rant against James Bolen, mate of the
steamer Gen. ID. IL. Rucker, charging him
with assault with intent to kill. Mack was
bleeding from an ugly~~6und on his head,
and was as wet rs q drowned rat. He
stated that he was working on the
boat, and last night Bolen be-
came incensed at him, and, with
out any warning, struck him on the
head with monkcy-wrcnch. The blow
was Il heavy one and sent him Keeling over
the guards into the river on the deep side,
and but Tor the prompt assistance OF his
iellow-laboreB he would have drowned.
just rs Hall had concluded his statement,
two negroes, named Calvin Williams and
Alex Larkin, appeared and also made
complaint against Bolen. Calvin said that
the mate struck him with piece Of iron
pipe, while he used long, heavy stick on
Larkin. Deputy Sheriff Murphy arrested
Bolen. lie gave bond in the sum of
5000, Capt. Sims becoming surety for his
appearance before Squire Barry when the
boat returns to this port
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A BLOODY MUTINY.
Peruvian Soldiers XIII Their Captain
The Ringleader Captured and Shot.

The Ringleader Captured and Shot.
TRrJnIo, Peru, Oct. lat II o'clock
p. M, on September "a, mutiny broke
ont in the barracks OF the Zcpita battalion
which is quartcred here, aud two compa-
MES succeeded in escaping, after mortally
wounding the captain of the guard and
killing the sentry. II is said that the sol
dicrs mutinied owing TO receiving only
three paper solcs per day as ration money.
The movement was lead by the sergeant,
who is known to be- n criminal Of the worst
kind, and murderer. lie planned the
revolt. They were To let the criminals out
of prison and sack the town. The mutt
nCcrs proceeded 10 the barracks, but the
lieutenant ON duty stood bnvely 10 his
post and resisted heavy fire with
great skill until he WIS reinforced
10y the sub.prcicct of police. During
this time some OF the mu,ineers
had also attacked the hospital, but they
were driven off. These two defeated par
ties subsequently joined and abandoned
the town. taking the road a. the mount
aims. The attack on the prefecture was
only slight affair." and was followed by a
IulillllE HEult int lth't uIlNllg lilf
mutinccrs before them. The authorities
followed the mutinccrs out about three
leagues into the country, whep fight took
place, in whichsewral were killed The
sergeant, who was the ringleader, was
subsequently caught and brought here.
The firing in the square was heavy. In all
fifteen OF twenty were killed or wounded.
The sergeant has been tried by court mar
tial and shot II is said that before being
shot he confessed 90 having committed
fourteen murders, and gave the names OF
his victims. In all, up 10 the present
time, rum)r asserts that fourteen Of the
mutneers have been caught and shot.
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COUNTY COURT cnAIRMANsHIp.
Squire Irby, OF Colliorvillc, Suggested
for the once.

'SQuiro Irby, OF ColHcrviHc, SuggoHtod
for the once.
To the Eiitot Of the Appeal.
In your Sundays issue n report OF con.
yersation occum between n reporter aud
an esquire In regard 10 the Craftsmanship
Of the county court. Slaughter, the com
ing ~ well M the present man, was highly
iDloned.
let me say that have no inyor 10 ask
mr. any prcicrmont from good Cleveland
down: but !, like large majority Of this
community, would hc glad 20 sec Harrison
Jrby chairman Of that court. \ tncr man
ever lived, and he is honest ~ q man
can be-. How many times has he been nd
ninisiaior and guardian for orphan chill
drcn, nnd how does the record stand to-
day Not one cent misappropriaicd-
always the friend Of the widow and orphan.
'SauirIrby knows nothing of tllis letter
.-haa NO more idea 81 Il than you have be-
fore reading IL.
Permit me say again, have no interest,
but Coz the good OF all Respectfully,
MIun
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Imnrn,e.l Will rncIIl,Ir-.

Tic Isoplc of Frian Point have grown
weary. very weary. Of the iH.wcckly mail
arrangement heretofore existing, and
wrought change. A messenger has been
placed on the list TO make daily Except
Sunday trips between that thriving town
and Caaholna, a station on thc Valley road,
n distance Of eight miles. This Is vast
Improvement, and one which the ArrEat
rongratnlaics liz frian Point patrons on
securing. By il they can secure the Gold
Reliable" daily, and both Sill b. largely
hcnenied
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-04
Ihr shIinndo river.

OTTAWA, Ont, Now 3.-Goy. Swine
ford. statement In his annual report on
The territory Of Alaska that Mr.. Ogilvie,
one Of the mcmbers Of the Yukon expedi-
zion, claims that the Slitondo river, or
Forty allie creek, II In British territory, Is
suthmitatiycly declared totally incorrect,
Mr.. Opilyic not having reached the Shi.
tondo river when last heard from.
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Not n General Privilege.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IA lumber mer.
chant in Minnesota recently wrote to the
treasury department TO inquire II lumber
from logs cut In the State Of Minnesota
and sawed in the province Of Ontario IL
not on lis return 10 the United States
entitled 20 free entry the same as Maine
lumber sawed in Canada. Acting Sccrc-
tary Thompson has informed him that this
privilege is granted the products Of Maine
by express provision oi the law, and that
there is no existing statute under which IL
can be extended 10 the products Of the
forests Of Minnesota.
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MENKEN AND COMPANY.
I,IEIl.

NOONAN-Thur-iay. November 4 -. NJ rcii'
dcncc, No. 10 Exchange street. fAtnicK NO0NAN'
aged - ycarA
Funcul viii take place from nj. late rf-ldcncc
this VBipAYl aiipmS,b al 40 o.tlu,h ssnioci
nj ~ Peters church NJ O'Clock. Friends Of the
family invited 10 attend.
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syrup 81 rigs.

Manufactured only by the California Fla
syrnp company. San Francisco Cal, i
natures own true Laxative. II u the most
.a.ily taken aud the most pleasantly oiicc tive
remedy known 10 cleanse the system when
bllious ~ collive. 90 dispcl hcrdachcs colds
and fcycr., o. cuv hnbitual constipation In
digestion, etc For sale IN ~ .,ne ana ~
bottles by H. ,. Heider and.an leadlhs
ayngyi.ig Van Vlcet & Co, q. W. Jones y
a. Nv n Wilkerson a Co, Mansfield 4
Co have been appointed wholesale agents
- Mcutt,hfa
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DELSART { i Ssssl e EXPRESSION

Mr. MARGARET Wiltshire will receive pupils in ihe
Dvlsafw thonl " ekpuaslon aud clJruuun. lbln
the rcasonlnE STUDENT aud the practical student
WI he saushed fnf The conveuicnc, oi puPln
nth ~ gwen N uhe evening iof iCitnt Apply 70
Mr.. Emile low at Wlixnann'A
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Stockholders Meeting.

OrficE NrHrHn CnAnifsroS n. " COL
No. 10 WAL ~, n. v, oct ~, hi.
rINHE ANNuAL SrOg kllOl.Dkits MEETiNGOF
l Ibis company advertised for the purposes ~
eectinK diftstnr and the disposition 81 such other
business ne might h. brought bcf0ru n. j. hereby
wittdfnNn. and no such meeting Will Orflif. owing
a. the Tendcncy ~ litigation nj Huntsville. Ala,
which pnnCiudes the holding ~ such election.
\. N AfiIWAN. Nsgrrfafv
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SherIn,a Salo.

~ virtue II authority IN me vested I will. on No.
yrtnbcf is~l, n 10 O'Clock an. nc No. ~ Nancu
street cot ~ Martin sel a. highest bidder iof cash
uurk # ruccfc,. iobacco aud whisky, ~ the prop.
rfiy ui &. Weaver
w.D. CANNON, sheriff.
ByT \ MALLORY. Dcputy sheriff.
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BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS.
MENKEN AND COMPANY
WILL SELL TODAY.

Ar JOc yard, new and choice wool dress
gods, is inches wide, the regular
price of which Is Sjc. This Is q special
bargain in fashionable new iall Dress
Goods, such ~ every lady can APP
prcciatc. Come early. These goods
are displayed In center aisle, ground
floor
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CoMN SCSN s SIsA' conn !.
plant of thousands suffering from
Asthma, Consumption, Coughs, ste-
Did you ever try Ackor's English ltsts-
sdyf II In the best preparation fnosr
for AL Lung Troubles, sod on o post
tyt guarantee a. In. 10
A. REakERr aud BERENTZ A 90
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WEARY OF THEIR BARGAIN
RUMoRED SCHEME FOR A BIG
STREET RAILROAD CHANGE.

Messrs Frayser, Barrett and Frost Said
To Be Looking Toward Shaking the
Citizens Company and Arranging for
the Introdu elton of Electric Motors.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-04

Ar 2jc a yard, two lots Of choice new
Drcss Goods. Ono lot arr solid color,
all wool, aud - inches wide; the
regular price IL Csc. The other lot
are small checks. ~ inches wide.
regular price Soc. Both lots today
only 25c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-04
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I've season. buying our Goods ~ the best materials
nj lowest ngiin>, aud Offering SAME nj small prunt.
thereby giving our patrons and the public In gcn.
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